trying to push back the protesters further this is one of the main roads in hong kong this is the central district district the heart the financial heart the quarter final appeal is just behind me protesters have instead now move back instead of dispersing and charlie that moved back here and they've set up barricades using using whatever they can get their hands on ironically most of them are government railings recycling bins and other plastic barricades that the police were using earlier and that blocked off this major highway and in just a few hours from now a once again hong kong is going to wake up to rush hour traffic and what these protesters say they hope to do is to keep these barricades in place or keep pushing back as the police come forward but to make sure that they keep this area blocked off and the made the heart of hong kong in lockdown and presumably the legislators in hong kong are watching all of this with concerns if you. that's right the legislators are watching with concern and many of them particularly the pro-democracy ones who didn't want the extradition law pushed throug

from early in the morning protesters blocked roads leading to the central district the heart of hongong where he does a phone call i would have to say that will fall and then we have to make sure that that one country 2 systems commitment is being like bringing on and to continue and not to do songs all right i'm sad i'm frustrated i'm angry and everything we have here and then we'll stay on until this evil is going away the so-called one country 2 systems where freedoms guaranteed in the treaty when colonial rulers britain handed over hong kong to china in 19971 of the organizers of sunday's 1000000 people march demanded the government scrap the extradition law. china's leaders say the law is necessary to close a legal loophole which allows suspected criminals to escape prosecution as protesters built barricades and government leaders issued a warning to pay for the hong kong government is calling on protesters who are blocking roads to return to the pedestrian sidewalks as soon as possible so traffic can resume i'm also urging protesters to stay calm dispersed peacefully and not th

from early in the morning protesters blocked roads leading to the central district the heart of hong kong where we had to say phone call i have to say that will fall and then we have to make sure that that one country 2 systems come and then is being like bringing on and to continue and not to lose hong kong right i'm sad and frustrated and angry and everything we have here and then will stay on until this evil is going away the so-called one country 2 systems were freedoms guaranteed in the treaty when colonial rulers britain handed over hong kong to china in 1971 of the organizers of sunday's 1000000 people march demanded the government scrap the extradition laws china's leaders say the law is necessary to close a legal loophole which allows suspected criminals to escape prosecution as protesters built barricades and government leaders issued a warning to political hay for the hong kong government is calling on protesters who are blocking roads to return to the pedestrian sidewalks as soon as possible so traffic can resume i'm also urging protesters to stay calm disperse peacefully

protesters say they will hold another mass rally on sunday riot police are standing by in the central district on wednesday police used tear gas pepper spray and rubber bullets to disperse protesters surrounding hong kong's legislative council the change in law would allow people to be extradited to mainland china which protesters fear could lead to the targeting of beijing's critics on khan's leaders said the protests won't change the government's mind i can only say that i'm very upset. or be given this label that i'm betraying. i will not do anything that is not in the interest of hong kong i will not shy away from my responsibility in introducing a piece of legislation. we are very convinced of the justification said causing this. public outcry and all of these 30 this it in this instance i-t. but sometimes as a political leader you cannot shy away from difficult decisions or score higher has more from hong kong. a much calmer scene here thursday around the legislative council building here in central hong kong are still pockets of protesters small pockets of protesters around police prese

from early in the morning protesters blocked roads leading to the central district the heart of hong kong we have to say son paul i have to say there will fall and then we have to make sure that that one country 2 systems commitment is being like bringing on and to continue and not to lose hong kong i'm sad and frustrated and angry and everything we have here and will stay until this evil is going away the so-called one country 2 systems where freedoms guaranteed in the treaty when colonial rule is britain handed over hong kong to china in 1971 of the organizers of sunday's 1000000 people march demanded the government scrap the extradition laws. china's leaders say the law is necessary to close a legal loophole which allows suspected criminals to escape prosecution as protesters built barricades and government leaders issued a warning to pay for the hong kong government is calling on protesters who are blocking roads to return to the pedestrian sidewalks as soon as possible so traffic can resume i'm also urging protesters to stay calm disperse peacefully and not test the law. but the

from early in the morning protesters blocked roads leading to the central district the heart of hongkong we have to say phone calls now have to say there will fall and then we have to make sure that that one country 2 systems come in and then being like bringing on and to continue and not to hong kong i'm sad and frustrated and angry and everything we have here and then we'll stay on this evil is going away the so-called one country 2 systems where freedoms guaranteed in the treaty when colonial rulers britain handed over hong kong to china in 1971 of the organizers of sunday's 1000000 people march demanded the government scrap the extradition laws. china's leaders say the law is necessary to close a legal loophole which allows suspected criminals to escape prosecution as protesters built barricades and government leaders issued a warning to political hay for the hong kong government is calling on protesters who are blocking roads to return to the pedestrian sidewalks as soon as possible so traffic can resume i'm also urging protesters to stay calm disperse peacefully and not test th

from early in the morning protesters blocked roads leading to the central district the heart of hong kong where he does a phone call i have to say that will fall and then we have to make sure that that one country 2 systems commitment is being life bringing on and to continue and not to do songs all right i'm sad i'm frustrated i'm angry and everything we hear and then we'll stay on until this evil is going away the so-called one country 2 systems where freedoms guaranteed in the treaty when colonial rulers britain handed over hong kong to china in 19971 of the organizers of sunday's 1000000 people march demanded the government scrap the extradition laws. china's leaders say the law is necessary to close a legal loophole which allows suspected criminals to escape prosecution as protesters built barricades and government leaders issued a warning to. the hong kong government is calling on protesters who are blocking roads to return to the pedestrian sidewalks as soon as possible so traffic can resume i'm also urging protesters to stay calm dispersed peacefully and not the law . but the

yeah well i am right now lying one chivied the central district of hong kong island you can see life behind me there are hundreds of thousands of home home protesters they have they talked to streets today and them most of them a rose and i'm here in hong kong i don't feel that way of flight number us posthaste this and there is a mounting there with sorrow off the air unpopular extradition or you know they are simply them not satisfied with the suspension of the feel because they know that it's not enough for the hong kong people late on this not enough to to restore them they're afraid that the government will bring back the field sometime later so they're calling for the government to scrap the bail. out amount and then the 2nd one is that regarding the crash of them and the mosque demonstrations on the chris well say earlier this week the government has the fine is a sobriety and some of the protests read the arrest and i'll cry if in charges so these protesters today they are the mounting and they're calling for the government to release the. detainees off all of the rioting cha

a number of them tried to set up barricades close to the central business district.re were further clashes with police. both sides have been blaming each other for the levels of violence. the police say they were trapped inside the government complex, that they showed a great deal of restraint, and when they were finally attacked by demonstrators with iron bars and bricks, they were forced to respond and used what they say was the minimum amount of violence with rubber bullet-type guns and cs gas to clear the demonstrators. according to many of the thousands of demonstrators beyond those who were attacking the legislative counsel who were simply standing in the streets, they then use the same heavy-handed tactics to sweep them away from the streets. it does seem as if memories of the occupy movement five years ago when students occupied the streets of hong kong for weeks is still fresh in people's minds. the police were determined not to allow demonstrators to get a foothold once more. meanwhile, the groups who have organized the protest have vowed to continue as lon

that gave him sweeping new powers stumble chill a stumble is extremely important including the central district just struck this is where the a.k.p. was born. while if the chances are high of the opposition winning there. it's exciting. the 1st forecasts put the a k p a head but its lead decreases as the evening progresses and the excitement of telling one mounts as it becomes clear that the k.p. has lost the capital ankara. the opposition is gaining in istanbul too it's a neck and neck race between the 2 leading candidates. $48.00 to $48.00 we want to istanbul. the state news agency on a dollar says the a cookie candidate been alleviated it is point 2 percent ahead but they're not publishing show real results we want. the mood at the t.v. station becomes increasingly upbeat for a now sees hope for the future. only that out of you regard we have all this is a huge blow to the current government especially given the amends pressure surrounding the selection is it insisted it's the opposition got hardly any media exposure only from stations like ours but despite that pressure and almost all t.v.

changes that gave him sweeping new powers start a study hall is extremely important including the central district stroker this is where the casts put the a k p a head but its lead decreases as the evening progresses and the excitement of tele one mounts as the becomes clear that he has lost the capital ankara. the opposition is gaining an estimable 2 it's a neck and neck race between the 2 leading candidates. forces hope for the future. without a view without their will this is a huge blow to the current government especially given the pressure surrounding the selection if it insists it is the opposition got hardly any media exposure only from stations like ours but despite that pressure and almost all t.v. stations and newspapers telling the government line we now have this outcome which i hope will see positive developments emerging from this and that we can make a return to democracy and that the pressure subsides was because those are our hopes will not only out of. them the state news agency stops updating its results for a stumble. the final outcome is not revealed until the next morning th

law professors say they will hold another mass rally on sunday police are standing by in the central district protest of fear the change in the law could lead to the targeting of critics of mainland china or china's foreign ministry criticized the protests. that it was an organized riot to undermine hong kong's development will be opposed by the majority of hong kong people in a civilised society would not allow the sanctity which is violating laws and separate targets social stability we will not allow that to happen albania's parliament to start a debate again no confidence motion brought forward by prime minister or against president met or there's been tension between the 2 after met or canceled local elections planned for later this month opposition groups have been holding weekly protests against the prime minister since february accused him of colluding with organized crime groups or state with the headlines here on out is there a got more news coming up right after witness after. it's. good it's good now you wanted to meet at a clinic to met frank they knew sites where the would be al

of a vote on a new extradition law groups of protesters are maintaining small vigils in the central district and large groups of riot police are standing by on main roads but no major rally is planned for thursday on wednesday police used tear gas pepper spray and rubber bullets to disperse protesters surrounding hong kong's legislative council the probe proposed law would allow people to be extradited to mainland china which protesters fear could lead to the targeting of beijing's critics let's get the latest now from rob mcbride who is live for us in hong kong so rob is there a sense there now the attempt both sides are essentially regrouping in preparation for what could be another confrontation later. i think so there is a sense that both sides if you like are taking a breather standing back seeing what comes next as you mentioned that the protesters themselves have kept a very low profile today thursday there have been small groups milling around vaguely students around this area that is where we have located the legislative council and government offices the scene of the siege of wedne

absolutely they're still gathered behind mean it's you know this is the central district of hong kong and the legislative council building is just behind me and there are streets that are still blocked off now after all these marches came to here this was the end point of that march and there's still like a very large highway over here a thoroughfare through the middle of hong kong that is completely blocked off and we just walked over there there are most of the protesters here now you know at all walks of life earlier in the march here they're very young they're students and they're just quite honestly hanging out there eating sandwiches they're sitting around they're listening to music there's also a stage on this side and there's a large park in the lot of people have gathered in there but right now and we've asked some of them you know so what you going to do next you know like there hasn't been any they say there hasn't been any formal agenda what they're going to do but right now they're just sitting here in solidarity with what's happened over the last week next all right so t

protesters they are actually moving away from here but they are now occupying many other roles in the central districts in hong kong. seems like they're not backing down they vowed not to back down and we did see today that debate over this bill in the legislative council has been delayed is that really a victory for the protesters or is it really just a delay. well we can see we can say that this is a short term factory for the protesters as they have actually like forced a legislative council to cancel the meeting up today but this is only for today because according to the announcement of the legislative council they're going to feel they're going to postpone the meeting to later. sometime like later maybe this week or next week but definitely isco still going to press for their 2nd reading of the feel so so far there's no sign for the government to scrap the withdrawal or just. the process the procedure of the like. and acting to be also. in the long run is still a long battle for the protesters because the government seems like they are not like retreats like from from like in regard to walk the p

process to say they will hold another mass rally on sunday riot police are standing by in the central district on wednesday police used tear gas pepper spray and rubber bullets to disperse protesters surrounding hong kong legislative.

from early in the morning protesters blocked roads leading to the central district the heart of hongkong we have to say from paul i have to say there will fall and then we have to make sure that that one country 2 systems come in and then being like bringing on and to continue and not to those long haul i'm sad and frustrated and angry and everything we have here and then we'll stay on until this evil is going away the so-called one country 2 systems were freedoms guaranteed in the treaty when colonial rulers britain handed over hong kong to china in 1971 of the organizers of sunday's 1000000 people march demanded the government scrap the extradition laws china's leaders say the law is necessary to close a legal loophole which allows suspected criminals to escape prosecution as protesters built barricades and government leaders issued a warning to pay for the hong kong government is calling on protesters who are blocking roads to return to the pedestrian sidewalks as soon as possible.

protest to say they will hold another mass rally on sunday while police are standing by in the central districtprotesters fear the change of the law could lead to the targeting of critics of mainland china. china's foreign ministry criticize the protests there is. true that it was an organized riot he moves to undermine hong kong's development will be opposed by the majority of hong kong people in a civilized society would not allow the sick to pretty which is violating laws and sever ties will social stability we will not allow that to happen albanians parliament is debating a no confidence motion brought by prime minister any rama against the president in your letter met or canceled local elections planned for later this month the opposition invalid to boycott the vote opposition groups have been holding weekly protests against prime minister rama accusing him of colluding with organized crime groups those are the headlines we're back in half an hour right now it's inside story. dozens of villagers a slaughtered in central mali just 3 months after a similar attack the cycle of violence is bei

from early in the morning protesters blocked roads leading to the central district the heart of hong kong where we had to say phone call i have to say that will fall and then we have to make sure that that one country 2 systems commitment is being like bringing on and to continue and not to lose hong kong i'm sad and frustrated and angry and everything we have here and then will stay on this evil is going away the so-called one country 2 systems where freedoms guaranteed in the treaty when colonial rulers britain handed over hong kong to china in 19071 of the organizers of sunday's 1000000 people march demanded the government scrap the extradition laws china's leaders say the law is necessary to close a legal loophole which allows suspected criminals to escape prosecution as protesters built barricades and government leaders issued a warning to pay for the hong kong government is calling on protesters who are blocking roads to return to the pedestrian sidewalks as soon as possible so traffic can resume i'm also urging protesters to stay calm disperse peacefully and not the law but th

from early in the morning protesters blocked roads leading to the central district the heart of hong kong where we have to say phone call now we have to say there will fall and then we have to make sure that that one country 2 systems commitment is being like bringing on and to continue and not to lose hong kong i'm sad i'm frustrated i'm angry and everything we have here and then will stay until this evil is going away the so-called one country 2 systems where freedoms guaranteed in the treaty when colonial rulers britain handed over hong kong to china in 19071 of the organizers of sunday's 1000000 people march demanded the government scrap the extradition laws china's leaders say the law is necessary to close a legal loophole which allows suspected criminals to escape prosecution as protesters built barricades and government leaders issued a warning to political hay for the hong kong government is calling on protesters who are blocking roads to return to the pedestrian sidewalks as soon as possible so traffic can resume i'm also urging protesters to stay calm disperse peacefully an

of a vote on a new extradition law groups of protesters are maintaining small vigils in the central district and large groups of riot police standing by on main roads but now a major rally is planned on thursday and wednesday police used tear gas pepper spray and rubber bullets to disperse protesters surrounding hong kong's alleges to have counsel the change in law would allow people to be extradited to mainland china which protesters fear could lead to the targeting of beijing's critics hong kong as leaders said the protests won't change the government's mind i can only say that i'm very upset. given this. that i'm betraying hong kong i've will not do anything that it's not in the interest of hong kong i will not shy away from my responsibility in introducing a piece of legislation. they're convinced of the justification said causing this. public outcry. in society but sometimes as a political leader. you cannot shy away from difficult decisions when let's bring in robert reich who joins us live now from hong kong and rob the leadership still standing firm. absolutely nic they have said tha

to get in there but i know they've gone into other buildings in this area we are in the central business district it's a very highly condensed area you've got businesses you've got the government buildings but what i can see in front of me is a number of roads now clear and this is what the direction of what the name was of the police under instruction from the government to clear these roads they want the traffic to return to normal and i want the central business district to to return to normal and business as usual but we still certainly it hasn't ended yet on my left hand side we've now got about a couple 100 police who are now running on my left and as i said the students are now starring 8 round on roadways various thora phase around the area so they've certainly been successful in clearing the main spots around the government headquarters but they've now the the now on in various other parts around the central area of hong kong it was very much a developing story sara we will cross back to you later this hour but for now thank you very much indeed let's take you back to that over breaking

protesters say they will hold another mass rally on sunday but police are standing by in the central district just as for the change in the law could lead to the talking some critics of mainland china. boris johnson has come out ahead of his rivals in the 1st round of voting to select a new conservative party leader because out of m.p.'s doubt that in london on thursday to begin the process of deciding who will replace the current prime minister to resume next. the world health organization has called an emergency meeting off to 2 people including a 5 year old boy died of a ugandan the virus is spread since an outbreak began last year in the neighboring democratic republic of congo now about and has been placed on public gatherings in the affected area we're going to have it at the latest. where a hospital in western uganda is where the 5 year old boy and his grandmother died from it both had recently arrived with other family members from neighboring democratic republic of congo where the boy's grandfather also succumbed to the virus ugandan doctors say 2 other patients are being kept in iso

shares are extendingyesterday‘s sharp falls, as the central business district was closed.g seng is down by another 0.8% at this time, so that isa another 0.8% at this time, so that is a total of about 2.4— 2.5% over the past two trading days. on wednesday, hundreds of thousands of people swarmed the streets, opposing a proposed new law that included mainland china. several companies gave employees the day off as tensions escalated. hong kong is one of the major financial hubs, tensions escalated. hong kong is one of the majorfinancial hubs, and home to many global companies, which have relied on it as a safe place from which to do business in china. no major company at this point has spoken out publicly because they don't want to anger beijing. at some stock market analysts have already floated the idea of leaving hong kong. they are also concerned that china is undermining the city's legal system and they don't know if anyone, including foreign executives, will be exempted from extradition if the bill becomes law. thank you, rico. now let's brief you on some other busines

tradition law protesters say they will hold another mass rally on sunday to standing by in the central district protesters fear the change in the law could lead to the targeting of critics in mainland china china's foreign ministry criticized the protests. that it was an organized riot to undermine hong kong's development will be opposed by the majority of hong kong people any civilised society would not allow the state to pretty which is violating laws and. debilitation we will not allow that to happen albanians parliament to start a debate here no confidence motion brought forward by the prime minister and the obama against the president. there's been tension between the 2 after mete canceled local elections planned for later this month opposition groups have been holding protests against prime minister rama since february they accuse him of colluding with organized crime groups. there were lines got more news here and right after witness from 8 o'clock it's. just you come in for. and. you know. this is mentioned. here. actually this. if you. thank you like new option to talk to me it's also

district court judge dolly gee an obama appointee from the central district of california.m she found that migrant childrenc had been held widespread deplorable conditions but further the federal authorities had wholly failed to provide safe and sanitary conditionsns required for children even in temporary cells. do you know whom she was cascading they are? the administration. yes, it was obama's dhs supposedly running the flemish radicals are calling concentration camps. >> it's been that way for a long time. and obama, president obama built jail cells. they were built. >> laura: now, do any of you remember nancy pelosi firing off angry tweets in demanding a change in obama policy or criticizing these allegedly inhumane conditions? jeh johnson was trying to appeal that ruling remember. and hollywood starlets speaking out? no and no. trump has been trying to manage this immigration disaster. he inherited as a president but given the arbitrary rules laid down by judges, at the administration repeatedly asked congress to find more beds for detention facilities and they need more money.

man: we're in nairobi cbd, actually, the central business district, at a somali restaurant. you ask for tea, they'll just bring you a camel tea without even asking. man: we have so many rather different types of products being taken out of this milk, camel milk. for example, we've got yogurt, we've got the carmel latte, which is loved specifically by the somalis. ahmed: it helps with my digestion. and, you know, i feel energized. and you can actually feel it instantly. when you drink, that day you'll actually feel it, like it's a detox. simpkin: with the human population growth globally, the world has been more intensification in terms of producing food for humans. we all know the impact of livestock in terms of being blamed for global warming. in some countries, there's gonna be less rainfall or higher variability in the rainfall. and the camel is going to be one of the best adapted animals to deal with that. so really they are an animal of the future. announcer: "earth focus" is made possible in part by the orange county community foundation and the farvue foundation.

district. this is just coming into the middle. you see the centraloasis, this won't be program together with the community. we are thinking that you have restaurants spelling outs, opportunities for different art projects, nature and so on. at the heart of this project you have this ecosystem of different activities generated by the community and for the community. and then just some examples, of course murals, sculptures, inhabiting the overall project. once again this is a diagram showing the intention of creating a variety of spaces, and really creating different characters throughout the project and working together to make sure that it becomes a diverse, and interesting experience. so here you can see a new metric view of how everything comes together. an activated indoor outdoor environment. 24 hours, in the evenings, as well as daytime. thank you. >> we are opening up to public comments. >> thank you so much. we will now take public comments on this item. i do have a few speaker cards. michelle, i cannot read the last name, kevin, noel, katrin

i'm here to introduce two informational items to you for projects located within the central soma special use district. the first is for 88 bluxome street, known as the tennis club site. is one of the eight key sites identified in the central soma plan, and is scheduled for review by the commission on july 11th, 2019. the project requests a large project authorization and office allocation for the demolition of the existing bay club tends building and the construction of three new buildings which will be comprised of a west office tower, east office tower, community center, and affordable housing building, with a total of 839, 860 square feet of how office, 24,140 square feet of retail, and 4,400 square feet of childcare. it would also be up to 170 street parking spaces -- offstreet park -- parking spaces 381 bicycle spaces as well. the project will include a dedication to the mayor's office of housing and community development for the housing site , as well as there will be -- they will be developing a new linear park which is known as bluxome linear park, and that will measure approximately 11,896 s

here for 78 days this whole area around central admiralty again the central part of the central business district in hong kong was shut down and clearly the government is taking a very different tactic is time they don't want this area shut down they don't want businesses stopped or stalled or closed due to the place being paralyzed and that's obviously what the instruction has been to the police to clear these areas and that they have done from all fronts from but 4 or 5 entry points into the government headquarters area. to syria this so seem to be a rather violent a robust 2 protests. are there any prior certainly to move the protests to other areas and if they do you how much of an impact will it have because it seems the protesters were already focused on a rather critical parts of the city if they are kept so it's of course of the city what sort of options to they have to make their points known. well we were here the other night about midnight when the violent clashes erupted after that big protest which triggered a attracted a 1000000 people on the streets and what the the police tactic s

the potential of prioritizing and extending the pedestrian and bicycle connections in the central soma district, linking to the network of transit and open green spaces , the goal of the project is to create inclusive integration with the neighborhood fabric in the central soma community and its vibrant public spaces. we started by organizing the four buildings around to the existing neighborhood network of streets, alleys, and midblock pedestrian connections. at the center of the all -- at the center of it all, is the new park, which is the hub of the larger city block. the addition of new bike lanes, connections to existing and proposed bus and metro stops, and the transformation in the transformation of alleys into pedestrian popo are all part of growing a much more interwoven public realm. the character and design forms of the open spaces and the contemporary and diverse ensemble of buildings is the direct result of the design process founded on the tenants of

small vigils in the central district and groups of riot police standing by on the main roads.the proposed law would allow people to be extradited to mainland china which could lead to the targeting. sport coming up. at the cricket. bat. guards here with a look at the sport now thank you so much can all police have said that the 6 men arrested over the shooting of baseball legend david ortiz were offered $8000.00 to kill and this what it shows the moment the former boston red sox player was shot in the back at an open air nightclub in the dominican republic the shooter has been arrested along with 4 others but one other man remains at large it's not been revealed what the motive for the attack was a 43 year old ortiz is in boston recovering from 2 rounds in surgery. this is the weapon that was used to shoot david ortiz which they then buried at home these individuals every one of them has a responsibility in this act all of them have been detained and will be presented in front of the law the st louis blues have ended a 52 year wait to become stanley cup champions they beat the

and a vote on a new extradition law groups of protesters are maintaining small vigils in the central district and large groups of riot police are standing by on main roads but no major rally is planned on thursday the proposed law would allow people to be extradited to mainland china which protesters fear could lead to the targeting of beijing's critics. and has come out ahead of his rivals in the 1st round of voting to select a new u.k. conservative party leader conservative m.p.'s gathered in london on thursday to begin the process of deciding who will replace prime minister to resign may contenders have been setting out their agendas and not deliver includes of course how to deliver on breaks it. you know today with headlines coming up next it is the street life. americans are struggling to pay their rent a problem isn't just limited to the city. of global governance of the banks cost from earth but. we bring you the story. we live. on al-jazeera. one of the u.s. and mexico cracking down on aid workers at the border authorities have detained hundreds of thousands of migrants but now humani

now enormous crowd of protesters filling many city blocks including main streets in the central business districtis area, this building behind me is the legislative council. that is where they were to debate this bill to enable the government to send people to mainland china to face courts. that has been delayed. and there has been no official reason for that but as you can imagine, pro— beijing legislators have got tens of thousands of protesters... clearly we are having trouble connecting with stephen right now but as you can see, this is the live scene in hong kong. tens of thousands are gathered again today in protest against this extradition bill as stephen was trying to tell us bill as stephen was trying to tell us there. the second reading of the bill has actually been delayed because of these protest on sunday. the protesters themselves said there we re the protesters themselves said there were 1 the protesters themselves said there were1 million people on the streets, government authority said it was a lot less in numbers. in terms of support for this movement, well, local businesses hav

rd to move spray and rubber bullets came in hard to move demonstrators out of hong kong's central business districtauthorities moved against them block by block. earlier in the day, a large crowd gathered to oppose a move to allow extradition to the chinese mainland. this came despite an official announcement the demonstrations would not be allowed near the local government headquarters. lawyers, academics and the business community have all warned that a fair trial is not possible in courts controlled by the communist party. so, when the government decided to ta ke so, when the government decided to take this bill to its next stage, striking workers joined students and small business owners surrounding the legislature. when you talk to people who have skipped class or work to come and join what has now become an occupation, they say they have no choice. these protesters feel the only way they can stop this bill is to take their argument to the streets. and to sufficiently embarrass carrie lam and her government into backing down. but instead the government decided to put an end to this act of mass